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Greek
1.1
Suffix
1.1.1
Declension
1.1.2
Synonyms
1.1.3
Antonyms
1.1.4
Derived terms
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Suffix
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-άκι
•
(
-áki
)
n
Added to nouns (chiefly neuter) to give a
diminutive
form, expressing small size or affection.
ποτάμι
(
potámi
,
“
river
”
)
+
-άκι
(
-áki
)
→
ποταμάκι
(
potamáki
,
“
rivulet
”
)
άντρας
(
ántras
,
“
husband
”
)
+
-άκι
(
-áki
)
→
αντράκι
(
antráki
)
γυναίκα
(
gynaíka
,
“
wife
”
)
+
-άκι
(
-áki
)
→
γυναικάκι
(
gynaikáki
)
κερί
(
kerí
,
“
candle
”
)
+
-άκι
(
-áki
)
→
κεράκι
(
keráki
,
“
small candle
”
)
Declension
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declension of -άκι
singular
plural
nominative
-άκι
•
-άκια
•
genitive
—
—
accusative
-άκι
•
-άκια
•
vocative
-άκι
•
-άκια
•
Genitive forms are rare or non-existant
Synonyms
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-ίτσα
(
-ítsa
)
(
used with feminine nouns
)
Antonyms
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-άρα
(
-ára
)
-αρος
(
-aros
)
Derived terms
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Greek words suffixed with -άκι